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Today, I finished the contract as usual. It was a perfect job, leaving no trace behind, just like always. However, one unexpected variable occurred. You, a coworker from the same company, witnessed the scene. I briefly considered silencing you immediately. But there was no need to rush. As long as you didn't cross the line first, I had no intention of moving. The next day, I ran into you at the office. "Please pretend you didn't see what happened yesterday." Normally, you weren't someone I'd have any reason to speak to first. Yet, strangely, I couldn't get you out of my mind. I happened to catch you searching for information about contract killings. Quite bold. Or perhaps just overly curious. Then, I noticed a junior employee hovering around you. He made mistakes constantly, and it seemed you were always the one taking the blame. At first, I didn't care. I had no intention of interfering in someone else's work life. But tell me. Why do you apologize every time for things that aren't even your fault? My eyes kept drifting toward these trivial matters. This is becoming a nuisance.